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    Winter weather pauses technical, pilot training [Image 3 of 10]

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    Multiple U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules transport aircraft are parked in a line on a snow-covered flight line or tarmac. The aircraft display visible tail numbers including 1303 and 2130, with 'U.S. AIR FORCE' markings clearly visible on the fuselages. The scene appears to be at a military air base during winter conditions under clear blue skies.

    SHEPPARD AFB, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    02.04.2022

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    82nd Training Wing

    Snow and ice blanket the ground instructional training aircraft ramp at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, Feb. 4, 2022. A winter storm pushed through North Texas beginning Feb. 3, resulting in a temporary shutdown of training and some support operations for a couple days. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Caleb Sigfrid)

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    Date Taken: 02.04.2022
    Date Posted: 02.08.2022 13:28
    Photo ID: 7040656
    VIRIN: 220204-F-F3545-0302
    Resolution: 6000x4000
    Size: 4.73 MB
    Location: SHEPPARD AFB, TEXAS, US
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    A close-up photograph of a military jet aircraft, likely an F-16 Fighting Falcon, showing the distinctive gold-tinted bubble canopy and silver/blue fuselage. The aircraft appears to be on static display outdoors in cold, snowy conditions under a clear blue sky. The gold canopy coating is characteristic of fighter jet transparencies that use a thin metallic layer to reflect radar and protect against UV radiation.
    A military transport aircraft, identifiable as a C-130 Hercules with tail number 0223, is parked on a snow-covered tarmac under a bright, clear blue sky. The aircraft is photographed from a low angle near the nose, with strong sun flare visible in the upper portion of the frame. A hangar building and a second aircraft are partially visible in the background.
    Multiple U.S. Air Force C-130 Hercules transport aircraft are parked in a line on a snow-covered flight line or tarmac. The aircraft display visible tail numbers including 1303 and 2130, with 'U.S. AIR FORCE' markings clearly visible on the fuselages. The scene appears to be at a military air base during winter conditions under clear blue skies.
    A row of U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcon jets are parked on a snow-covered flight line, all bearing the 'ST' tail code associated with Eglin Air Force Base's 33rd Fighter Wing or a related test/training unit. The aircraft serial numbers visible include AF 83 14x, AF 82 91x, AF 80 563, and AF 80 2xx. Icicles are visible on the nearest aircraft, indicating recent freezing precipitation.
    A close-up photograph of the nose section of a large military aircraft, marked with the number '8200', shot from a low angle against a clear blue sky. The sun is positioned directly above the aircraft, creating a starburst lens flare effect. The aircraft appears to be a Boeing B-52 Stratofortress based on its distinctive nose profile and cockpit configuration.
    A military fighter jet, consistent with an F-16 Fighting Falcon, is parked on a snow-dusted flight line apron directly in front of a large military hangar. The aircraft is viewed from the front, showing its distinctive delta wings, bubble canopy with gold tinting, and multiple red safety/remove-before-flight streamers attached. The surrounding environment shows winter conditions with snow on the ground and clear blue skies.
    A close-up photograph of icicles hanging from the underside of a military aircraft's wing or fuselage panel, taken on a snow-covered airfield. The background reveals a large aircraft hangar and ground support equipment in a wintry environment. The image highlights the hazardous icing conditions that can affect aircraft operations.
    The image shows the entrance sign to the 80th Flying Training Wing, 'Home of ENJUPT,' at what appears to be Sheppard Air Force Base in Texas during winter conditions. A yellow John Deere motor grader is actively clearing snow and ice from the entrance road. The scene is set against a clear blue sky with snow on the ground and a bare deciduous tree in the background.
    A large gray military bomber aircraft, identifiable as a Boeing B-52 Stratofortress, is parked on a snow-covered tarmac under a clear blue sky. The aircraft bears the visible serial number '8200' on its nose. A hangar building is visible in the background to the right, suggesting this may be a static display or air base setting.
    The image shows the entrance to Sheppard Air Force Base (AFB) in winter conditions with snow covering the ground. A prominent brown and gray U.S. Air Force sign with the official Air Force symbol is displayed in the foreground, while a static display jet aircraft mounted on a pedestal is visible in the background. A bronze military saluting statue stands near the aircraft display.

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